> I want to send messages with flash animations > embeded (multipart mime messages). Oh, dear God. Please don't abuse the mail infrastructure this way. It's really not designed for it. If you take a 1k binary file (say a VERY small picture or something, which is much smaller than flash) and attach it to an email, by the time it gets converted to 7-bit ASCII to go through mail servers it is likely to expand to 3k. Now extrapolate that to a flash animation file, which is several to many kilobytes long. But, to answer your question so this isn't [just?] a flame mail -- Simply attach the file like any other. *IF* the remote mail client will automatically extract the animation and run it, then it will do so. Otherwise, the recipient would have to save the attachment to disk and run it from there. This is the same as how some mailers will display attached pictures inline, and others will make you have to save the image to disk first. IOW, your question is more about mail client software than mail servers. ~Patrick > -----Original Message----- > From: Carlo Gibertini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2000 3:38 PM > To: qmail > Subject: Semd multipart messages with flash embeded > > > > Hello, > > I want to send messages with flash animations embeded (multipart mime > messages). > > Is this possible? How? > > Thanks, > > > Carlo Gibertini >
